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Does "his set certainly went down a treat with female festival-goers" mean...? - Question by oristarA

Not a tall poppy - Question by ehBeth

Does "not very" refer to "not very often; rarely"? - Question by oristarA

relieving colleagues of this responsibility? - Question by oristarA

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What does the phrase kicking stones mean? - Question by onevoice

Does "to make a convert" mean "to make a convert of my own"? - Question by oristarA

Does "prolonging the scacely endurable misery" mean "prolonging the often short-lived misery"? - Question by oristarA

chance vs second chance - Question by tanguatlay

What does "Fer cryin' out loud" mean. - Question by Justin Xu

Ways to learn and to practice English idioms - Discussion by Complete